Turjak Castle	Rašice river sinkhole

19. TURJAK CASTLE
address Turjak Castle, 1311 Turjak telephone 01 788 12 40 gsm 041 489 868 location Turjak visiting hours Sunday: 14-16; by prior arrangement group reservations yes reservations contact Lokostrelski klub Turjak, Marjan Kastelic length of tour guided tour: 45 min entrance fee adults, pensioners: 400 SIT; children, students: 300 SIT local guide maximum number of participants: 30-60 length of tour: 45 min languages: Slovenia other: brochures in English and German souvenirs, shopping kiosk at castle restaurants Okrepčevalnica Rozamunda, 500 m, 36 + 34 garden seats Gostilna Pri Kuklju, 5 km, 50 seats picnic area yes excursion possibilities Bajdinški Waterfalls, Turjak cemetery with graves of Auersperg counts, Church of Sv. Ahac bus parking 500 m parking for automobiles yes access for invalids partial visit possible toilets equipped for invalids yes	Turjak Castle was originally built by Konrad von Auersperg in the 11th century and was demolished and rebuilt numerous times. In the castle, there is a particularly interesting (recently renovated) Protestant and later Catholic chapel that has the character of a public church, and an ancient linden tree grows exuberantly in front of the castle. Numerous archery tournaments and, once a year, Medieval Days with a tournament of knights and a medieval market are held at the castle.
20. DOBREPOLJE
address Zdenska vas 51, 1312 Videm-Dobrepolje telephone 01 780 71 51 season year round visiting hours every day by prior arrangement group reservations yes reservations contact Jože Zrnec length of tour 1 hour entrance fee yes local guide number of participants: 50 length of tour: 1 hour languages: Slo restaurants Okrepčevalnica Pri Zori, 80 seats Gostilna Brdavs 120 seats, bus groups by prior arrangement picnic area yes excursion possibilities Parish Church of Sv. Križ in Videm, Church of Sv. Florijan with Baroque altars, Rašica River sinkhole, Podpeška Cave in Podpeč special features largest linden grove in Slovenia bus parking yes parking for automobiles yes	From the Church of Sv. Anton, which is adorned by frescoes of Štefan Šubic from 1860, a wonderful view opens of the fertile Dobrepolje valley. Beside the church grows the largest linden grove in Slovenia, whose trees were planted here five hundred years ago. In nearby Videm, several sculptures by France and Tone Kralj stand in the open beside the parish church of Sv. Križ. The Rašica River disappears into a sinkhole beside Ponikve, which also boasts the Church of Sv. Florijan with its remarkable Baroque altars from the 17th century.